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Originally posted by Kaitain
Oh, a partition table killer 
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I understand that this is still largely the same. Some Windoze programs like PartitionMagic claim to be able to modify Linux partitions - which they can provided you're using only the standard ext2, ext3 and swap partition types. For setups like my own (reiserfs) it still needs Linux to do it. |
Actually, Zap takes out the first 128 sectors on the hard disk.
You're also behind the times. Programs like Paragon's Hard Disk Manager support things like FAT/NTFS/Ext2/3, Reiser, HPFS. Yes, it'll even image them intelligently. It also provides Ext2FS/Ext3FS support to WinNT/2000/XP/9x. No Reiser support yet though. Shouldn't be hard under NT, as it supports installable file systems.
AidanII